Music Features At Funeral Of Minister's Son
The Ohio Philelmond Casselman, 15, son of Rev. Francis Casselman, died after an illness believed to have begun with ptomaine poisoning, then gastroenteritis. He was a gifted musician and student at Columbian High School in Tiffin, born in Iowa City, and residing at 475 East Perry Street. The obituary notes burial arrangements and his early promise.
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North Braddock Street
Tiffin
Ohio
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Fuilip R Enson
S City
Star
Philelmond Casselman
Nara
Francis R. Casselman
Nny Reformed Church
Ts. Casselman
Seti’ Orking
Casselman
East Perry Street
Columbian High
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Acme 1 Ton Truck Put Up For Public Auction
Public notice announces sale of an Acme 1 ton truck motor number 8R21763 under reserve lien. Auction to be held in front of the Court House on Saturday September 3 at 11 o clock. Signed H W Ebert. August 24.
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H.-W.ebert
Youthful musician remembered at Trinity Church services
A gifted youth from Butler and Tiffin, who studied piano from age six and served as pianist in high school and church settings, was honored in a moving funeral at Trinity Church. Myron Barnes led the organ tribute, Eugene Casselman sang, and Heidelberg College officials attended. Interment followed at Pleasant Union Cemetery.
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Tiffin
Union
Columbian High School
Trinity Church
Myron Barnes
Barnes
Pilgrims
Thannhauser
Eugene Casselman
Heidelberg College
D. W. Loucks
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Chicago grain closing prices report
Chicago market notes list closing prices for grains with December and May futures. Prices show mixed movement across oats millet and other grains with percentages scattered in the 15 to 60 percent range.
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Chicago
Associated Press
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Decemnee
Ember
Decemtar
Subscription Solicitor Tightens Up Looseviewers
Many people with loose views grow wary when a subscription solicitor appears, tightening habits and scrutiny. The piece notes caution toward solicitations and urges verification of offers.
Baltimore apple shipments seek tariff offset via barrels
G H Ponder of the Baltimore Association of Commerce urged that economies in shipping apples through Baltimore could offset an 85 cent per hundredweight tariff proposed at Ottawa. He noted barrels are cheaper than crates, disputed Ottawa’s 1,000,000 barrel claim, and highlighted a new pamphlet detailing rail rates to Baltimore, Norfolk and New York for four state apple shipments.
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Baltimore
British Empire Economic Conference
Ottawa
G. H. Ponder
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Ponder
Ballre
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Europe
Export and Im Bureau
Norfolk
New York
Victor Products to Double Staff as Winchester Revival Grows
Victor Products Corp plans to expand in Winchester with about 100 current employees doubling to 200 within 60 days. Raymond Funkhouser, president, has moved to Winchester, citing a stronger business outlook and increased local employment as the plant adds a new building and boosts operations.
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Winchester
H. H. Jennings
Raymond J. Punk
Funkhouser
Shenandoah Valley
Victor Products Corporation
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